. Journal - American Institute of Homopathy . CHALFONTE is a new Fireproof building of the bestt5rpe, located ON THE BOARDWALK ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. BETWEEN THE PIERS THE LEEDS COMPANY Solicits your patronage and invites youto write for Illustrated Folder andRates. CHALFONTE IS ALWAYS OPEN THE JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN INSTTTUTB OF HOMCEOPATHT. XlX. Treatment and Propliylaxis of Lobar Pneumonia Recovery from pneumonia depends chiefly upon the formation of anti-bodies destructive to the pneumococci and capable of neutralizing theirtoxins. Antipneumococcic Serum Polyvalent Mulford is the blood seru
. Journal - American Institute of Homopathy . CHALFONTE is a new Fireproof building of the bestt5rpe, located ON THE BOARDWALK ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. BETWEEN THE PIERS THE LEEDS COMPANY Solicits your patronage and invites youto write for Illustrated Folder andRates. CHALFONTE IS ALWAYS OPEN THE JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN INSTTTUTB OF HOMCEOPATHT. XlX. Treatment and Propliylaxis of Lobar Pneumonia Recovery from pneumonia depends chiefly upon the formation of anti-bodies destructive to the pneumococci and capable of neutralizing theirtoxins. Antipneumococcic Serum Polyvalent Mulford is the blood serum of horsesimmunized against different strains of pneumococci that produce correspondingantibodies and is, therefore, polyvalent. Used in the early stages of pneumoniaand in sufficient doses, the serum affords valuable aid on account of thesespecific antibodies. Dosage and Administration.—Theminimum therapeutic dose, accordingto Cole,* must be at least 100 re-peated at intervals of four to sixhours in order to secure sufficient con-centration of antibodies in the bloodto overcome the infection. Sincequick response is desired the intra-venous use of the serum is Serum Mul-ford (polyvalent) is furnished in aseptic glass syringes and in ampuls with sterile rubber tubeand special needle for intr
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